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[Solved] Guidance on Frequency Input for Baofeng UV-82 Radio Phone for Scanner Use

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  • #1 17647631
    Marcino DJ
    Level 9  
    Hello, I bought a Baofeng UV-82 radio phone and I can't find the manual on how to enter the frequency. I called the seller and he told me that he would send me instructions and I would do anything with it. It turned out that this manual is generally available on Google so my hands fell ... Exactly I mean that this device is to be used as a scanner only for listening and I do not know what to do. Maybe someone who has this radio and will tell me exactly how? Originally some frequencies are entered but for me I do not need them. Only this device has to work as a scanner, I want nothing more.
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  • #2 17648395
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
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  • #4 17649205
    Marcino DJ
    Level 9  
    cristal2242 wrote:

    Well, if it's available, why don't you read it?


    I've read my friend several times and I don't understand it. In my humble opinion it is some simplified. If you know more than me, please enlighten me :) https://avantiradio.pl/uploads/files/UV-82%20Baofeng.pdf

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    sSmall wrote:
    Hello, maybe this post will help you.

    http://sp7pki.iq24.pl/default.asp?grupa=44695&temat=421872

    possibly several elements and a programming cable, the program is available on the network.

    https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3010975.html


    I just ordered the cable after Christmas and we will see if it is easier to program via a computer or with buttons.
  • #5 17649808
    sSmall
    Level 21  
    When I tried to program this radio for the first time after about 10 minutes, I decided to make a programming cable.
  • #6 17650943
    Marcino DJ
    Level 9  
    sSmall wrote:
    When I tried to program this radio for the first time after about 10 minutes, I decided to make a programming cable.


    Well, how programming effects after making the cable ???
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  • #7 17655101
    sSmall
    Level 21  
    No problem, I programmed a few pieces for hams and 12 pieces in the company.
  • #8 17661162
    Marcino DJ
    Level 9  
    sSmall wrote:
    No problem, I programmed a few pieces for hams and 12 pieces in the company.


    I already have a walkie-talkie program installed on the computer only that I have old frequencies to listen to :( Or maybe someone will give me a link to a page or pages where, for example, I will listen to Okecie Airport, etc ... ;)
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    #9 17661363
    c2h5oh
    Moderator
    Marcino DJ wrote:
    ... Or maybe someone will give me a link to a page or pages where, for example, I will listen to Okecie Airport, etc. ... ;)

    At this link you have Okęcie ONLINE.
    https://www.liveatc.net/search/?icao=EPWA
    Listen to your will.
  • #10 17662362
    Marcino DJ
    Level 9  
    c2h5oh wrote:
    Marcino DJ wrote:
    ... Or maybe someone will give me a link to a page or pages where, for example, I will listen to Okecie Airport, etc. ... ;)

    At this link you have Okęcie ONLINE.
    https://www.liveatc.net/search/?icao=EPWA
    Listen to your will.


    Thank you :) I have only one but I can't enter any of these frequencies, e.g. 128.800 why ?? Too low bandwidth ??? I get this message :( Error setting memory: Frequency 128.800000 is out of supported range. Or maybe you have to enter it differently so that it would be ok ?? Please give me a hint. I remind you that I have the Baofeng UV-82 radio
  • #11 17662460
    sp3ots
    Level 38  
    Hello !
    Below 130MHz you won't go down, I checked UV5R.
    Try it, type 130MHz on the keyboard and start scanning down, TRX will fly at 176.987MHz.
  • #12 17662578
    c2h5oh
    Moderator
    sp3ots wrote:
    Hello !
    Below 130MHz you won't go down, I checked UV5R.
    Try it, type 130MHz on the keyboard and start scanning down, TRX will fly at 176.987MHz.


    It's not like you write. It all depends on how you defined the tuning ranges.
    Read:
    https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic2415290.html#11495860
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    Guidance on Frequency Input for Baofeng UV-82 Radio Phone for Scanner Use
    Guidance on Frequency Input for Baofeng UV-82 Radio Phone for Scanner Use
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  • #13 17662724
    Marcino DJ
    Level 9  
    c2h5oh wrote:
    sp3ots wrote:
    Hello !
    Below 130MHz you won't go down, I checked UV5R.
    Try it, type 130MHz on the keyboard and start scanning down, TRX will fly at 176.987MHz.


    It's not like you write. It all depends on how you defined the tuning ranges.
    Read:
    https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic2415290.html#11495860


    In a word, you have to forget about this band and that's about it :( It is a pity because I was always interested in what is going on there ... Or maybe someone has a link to a page with some other bands, e.g. Services? only more current.
  • #14 17662903
    gumisie
    Level 43  
    @Marcin_O DJ from what I know, the air band is AM modulation and these Baofeng_i do not support it. :cry:

    Regards.
  • #15 17664928
    Marcino DJ
    Level 9  
    gumisie wrote:
    @Marcin_O DJ from what I know, the air band is AM modulation and these Baofeng_i do not support it. :cry:

    Regards.


    Tomorrow I am sending this device back because I have, like every consumer, 14 days to return and in this case the deadline is slowly running out. I am completely unsatisfied with this radio. As in my conditions (village) I catch only one frequency and the rest of the silence of 17 that I entered. Even with an additional antenna, the device does not cope. I intend to add a few pennies after buying and buy a scanner http://www.konektor5000.pl/index.php?p846,ska...lt-25-960mhz-odbiornik-szerokopasmowy-uniden- ubc355clt what do you think about this device colleagues ???
  • #16 17713218
    Marcino DJ
    Level 9  
    I finish the topic because I sold everything.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the Baofeng UV-82 radio phone, specifically focusing on how to input frequencies for scanner use. The original poster struggles to find a manual and seeks guidance on programming the device. Several users suggest using a programming cable and software available online to simplify the process. The limitations of the UV-82 are highlighted, particularly its inability to access frequencies below 130 MHz and AM modulation, which restricts its use for certain airband frequencies. The poster expresses dissatisfaction with the radio's performance in their area and considers switching to a dedicated scanner model for better functionality.
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